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35 Articles

It’s Taken A While, But…

About 20 years ago, I was on a road trip with The Booth Brothers. This was during the days when Ronnie and Michael would share in the driving chores. Well, mostly Ronnie. As we traveled through eastern Kansas late one night, Michael was driving across endless straight stretches of road. I was sitting in the buddy seat, and we were, as people say, “solving the world’s problems.” After about two hours and four bottles of water, Michael said a restroom stop would be just what the doctor ordered. But despite little traffic and straight roads, there was nowhere to easily pull over so he could run back to the on-board restroom. But that’s no challenge for those people who spend most of their days on the road. Just call someone up to…

It’s Taken A While, But…

I feel quite fortunate to count most of the songwriters and artists in Southern Gospel music as dear friends. While I grew up in the industry with many of them, some are newer faces to our genre. One such friend is Tim Menzies. Born and raised in Mechanicsville, Virginia, Tim was three years old when he first took the stage with his family’s Country music band. “I basically grew up in bars,” he recalls. “When my siblings and I were old enough to gravitate toward an instrument, we joined the band.” In 1980, three years after graduating high school, Tim moved to Nashville. For several months, the young guitar player lived in his truck, taking showers at truck stops and eating out of a cooler. In time, however, the club dates increased, and…

Another George Story

This will be at least the third installment of my article centered around this man, but when you make the impact that George Younce made, you get talked about a lot often! Not long ago, a gentleman in West Virginia gave me this picture that you see on this page. It was from a Cathedral Quartet concert in 1990, and I was six years old. I don’t remember anything about the night, but this picture brought up a very interesting thought. My dad, Mark Trammell, was with The Cathedral Quartet from 1980 to 1990. I was born in 1984, which means this picture was taken not long before he left the group. As I think back to my earliest memories, things can be a little bit foggy—I can remember little moments,…

Another George Story

The Dixie Echoes

No entity in Gospel music lasts more than a half-century without surviving some serious adversity, and The Dixie Echoes are no strangers to such. Founded in the early 1960s by veteran singer and promoter J.G. Whitfield, this dynamic quartet became a household name through their energetic stage performances and particularly as television mainstays on the Gospel Singing Jubilee. However, an untimely passing in 1983 dealt a near-fatal blow to this legendary name. Even 40 years following his passing, Dale Shelnut is still remembered as one of Gospel music’s greatest lead vocalists. His dynamic voice and stage presence were unmatched. He joined The Dixie Echoes at the end of 1963, and soon dominated the stage as the quartet’s “front man” and driving force. Whether through a tender ballad like, “Now I Have Everything,”…

The Dixie Echoes

Let No Man Despise Thy Youth

LET NO MAN DESPISE THY YOUTH; BUT BE THOU AN EXAMPLE OF THE BELIEVERS, IN WORD, IN CONVERSATION, IN CHARITY, IN SPIRIT, IN FAITH, IN PURITY.- 1 TIMOTHY 4:12 I’ve just had one of those really mean, ugly birthdays. The kind with a zero at the end, after which you start wondering, “Why is everything so loud in here?” and “Where is my ibuprofen?” Oh, I know I’m not old. I know these are “the best years of my life.” I should “live, love, laugh,” and all the other Hobby Lobby sayings. Lord knows I’m trying with everything I’ve got to stay current, relevant, young. I’m using the wrinkle cream, trying to wear the jeans that won’t earn me pitying eye-rolls from the college girls. The college kids, by the way, are…

Let No Man Despise Thy Youth

Gospel Music’s Most Devastating Losses

Across the past several decades, the industry has suffered some monumental losses that have not only affected the individual’s respective groups, but Gospel music in general. For example, the tragic plane crash in 1954 claimed the lives of two essential members of The Blackwood Brothers. The loss of R.W. Blackwood and Bill Lyles was a catastrophic loss for sure. However, history shows that this iconic quartet was able to continue with incomparable success. The sudden passing of tenor Denver Crumpler in 1957 was a shocking and heartbreaking loss to The Statesmen. Crump was beloved. This did, however, open the door for Rosie Rozell to come in, and to say that he made a name for himself is an understatement. Crump’s loss, though, was a huge one which changed The Statesmen’s sound and…

Gospel Music’s Most Devastating Losses

Go For The good Stuff

A new year is before you. It’s like waking up, opening the front door, and seeing a newly fallen snow, clean and brand new, without any footprints or paths. Last year at this time, you opened that same door on the year 2022 without knowing what lay ahead. In the past year were joys, sorrows, surprises, and challenges. You can expect that 2023 will be much the same. We absolutely should be diligent to fill our brand-new year with all the good things that God has offered to make our lives more fulfilling. Food manufacturers these days try to bulk up their products by adding a lot of fillers … inert ingredients that make it seem like you are getting more than you actually are. It’s a way for them to keep…

Go For The good Stuff

Stephen Adair is the tenor vocalist with The Mark Trammell Quartet, but when he’s not touring, he loves to be involved in the work of his home church. Let’s take a few moments to let Stephen share about the importance of church in not only his life, but in all of our lives … Tell us a little about your home church. My wife Dawnitta and I attend New Life Church in Arab, Alabama. It is a part of the United Pentecostal Church. Our pastor is Derek Sherrill—and Derek has a connection to Southern Gospel music. His uncle wrote “I’ve Got My Feet On The Rock.” The church’s music is handled by Bro. Derek’s wife, Sister Mary Sherrill. When I am in town, I help by leading and playing for the worship team.…

A Rose Is Still A Rose

We’re all familiar with the famous quote, “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” It originated in the play, Romeo and Juliet, written by William Shakespeare. The meaning is clear and simple. You can call a rose a banana, a cucumber, a daisy, or any other name you can think of, but the rose will still be what it is. To me, Southern Gospel music is the “rose,” exquisite in its beauty and fragrance. There is no other music on earth as enjoyable to me. I will admit I’m partial to male quartets. That’s what Southern Gospel music was when I started in 1963, mostly male quartets. There were a few mixed groups—The Speer Family, The LeFevres, The Chuck Wagon Gang, The Weatherford Quartet—to name a few, but Southern…

A Rose Is Still A Rose

1 BESIDES SINGING WITH THE DOWN EAST BOYS, WHAT IS YOUR TRUE PASSION IN LIFE? I always wanted to play Major League Baseball. I wanted to play with any team, but my dream was to play for the Yankees! 2 WHAT WAS THE BEST MONEY YOU EVER SPENT? Taking my son to his very first Major League Baseball game in New York City. 3 WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR “BUCKET LIST?” To go to Paris with my family. 4 WHAT WAS YOUR MOST HILARIOUS OR EMBARRASSING MOMENT ONSTAGE? My most embarrassing (and hilarious) moment onstage was my first year at the National Quartet Convention. When we went up onstage, I had no microphone, so I clapped for half of the song and finally got a mic! 5 WHAT IS SOME OF THE BEST ADVICE YOU EVER…

Kingsmen Announce New Line-Up On November 3, 2022, during the Graceland Gospel Music Festival in Memphis, Tennessee, The Kingsmen Quartet officially debuted their current line-up of vocalists, which consists of Hall of Famer Ray Dean Reese (bass and CEO), Brandon Reese (manager, production coordinator), Alan Kendall (baritone and emcee), Cole Watson (lead), Thomas Nalley (tenor), and Drew Laney (utility bass vocalist). Alan Kendall shares, “It was both an exciting and a very unusual night, when you have three new members, a new radio single, and hits and requests to share in a 30-minute stand, but these men are professionals in the truest form. Ray unselfishly stepped aside for a few songs just so the fans could have a chance to enjoy the talents of his young ‘student’ bass singer, and Drew Laney…

A Good Way To Start The Year

As I think about a quiet January following the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, I think of catching up on some reading and movies—and needing a little snack to nibble on! A These Sugared Pecans I’m presenting to you can compete with the best gourmet brands. Take this little hint when I tell you to make a double batch right from the beginning. They are that good! SUGARED PECANS • 1 pound pecan halves• 1 egg white• 1 Tbsp. water• 1 cup sugar• 1 tsp. salt• 1 tsp. cinnamon Instructions: Preheat oven to 300°. Beat the egg white and water into a froth. In a large zip-closure plastic bag, combine sugar, salt, and cinnamon. Dip pecans in the egg white. Place coated pecans in the bag containing the sugar mixture and shake, coating…

A Good Way To Start The Year

It is told that as a young man, Abraham Lincoln lived for a brief time with a devout, but sometimes very interesting, deacon. One night Lincoln was awakened from his sleep by a loud rapping at the door. The deacon’s voice cried out, “Arise, Abraham! The day of judgment has come!” Lincoln jumped from his bed and looked out the window. He saw indeed a great display of shooting stars. But looking beyond them, he was reassured as he beheld the constellations, with which he was familiar, fixed and true in their places. In a world that is rapidly changing — and that sometimes seems to be falling to pieces — we need now more than ever to center our attention on the eternal things that abide unchanged. Truth, righteousness, justice, God’s…

Questions For A New Year

In January articles of years past, I have alluded to the obvious psychological perspective that a New Year affords us. It is the opportunity to turn a corner, make a positive change, let go of hurts and wounds, and let go of hurtful habits. While we could—and should—make those decisions and changes any day of the year, there’s something about the marker of a New Year that places emphasis on making those adjustments. Many of you know our family history in Gospel music. My dad, James Blackwood, Sr., was a pioneer and a legend in Gospel music. I was on stage at 10-years old in a group called The Blackwood “Little” Brothers, and I have spent most of my life on a platform. There are a lot of blessings in my…

Questions For A New Year

The Church Bell

I recently did a concert near Knoxville, Tennessee. My friends, Allen Leath and Randy and Angie Merritt, sang a few songs that night and did a great job as always. Randy felt impressed to tell about his recent mission trip to Davidson Baptist Church in Grapevine, Kentucky. The church had been damaged by devastating flood waters, and he shared about how the congregation from that church felt discouraged. When the mission team had a special worship service on the banks of Grapevine Creek, the Spirit of God was present, and people left that service with a renewed sense of hope. I wanted to hear more about the church in Kentucky and asked Randy how the rest of the trip went for his team. He had traveled with a team from Corryton Church…

The Church Bell

No Piano? No Worries!

Every now and then, a Southern Gospel group is asked to sing in a venue where you'd typically not find a Southern Gospel group. For example, how many Southern Gospel quartets have you heard at a Bluegrass festival? Been there, done that. When we arrived at the festival, I went to meet the promoter. I found out what time we were to sing, and he told me that after the group before us finished, he'd give us plenty of time to put our piano on the stage. First problem. I told the promoter that according to the contract he had signed, he was supposed to provide the piano. He pulled out the contract, read the terms, and said, “I didn't even see that. It doesn't make any difference, though. We don't have a piano.” Second…

No Piano? No Worries!

Conversation With Wyatt Austin

At the age of only 23, Wyatt Austin has done something that is not only difficult, but also sometimes nearly impossible. It takes talent, patience, understanding, and willingness to bridge the gap between a seasoned audience that has followed a legendary quartet for nearly 60 years and young people who are hearing traditional Southern Gospel quartet music for the first time. And, as Wyatt would tell you, God helps a lot with that! Singing News subscribers awarded Wyatt with the Favorite Young Artist in the 2022 Fan Awards just a few months ago. But right now, he sits in the Conversation chair. Let’s see what he has to say … If I’ve heard this question once I’ve heard it a hundred times: Who is this kid singing bass with The Inspirations? So, Wyatt,…

Conversation With Wyatt Austin

This month, we’re introducing a new occasional feature for Singing News—Pet Pause. Because so many pets travel with many of your favorite artists, many readers have asked to learn more about those animals that log thousands of miles each year. So, we’ll pause now from our typical Singing News content to introduce you to the pets of Southern Gospel music. Susan Whisnant and Jasper are up first! And yes, Pet Pause is a word sound play on Pet Paws. — Editor I’ve always heard that a dog is “man’s best friend.” Well … about that! Our precious, rebellious, bus horn-blowing Pomeranian, Jasper, came into our lives three years ago. He was the cutest ball of fur you’ve ever seen. But … Jasper’s first year at the Whisnant house was slippery and expensive. Jasper loved to chew…

Singing In The Sun Year 25

April 24-29, 2023 After they’ve endured the winter months, many Southern Gospel music fans will be looking forward to heading to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, for Singing In The Sun presented by Abraham Productions, Inc. The first song of the week kicks off at 6 p.m. on Monday, April 24, and by the time the final note echoes through the Myrtle Beach Convention Center on Saturday, April 29, several of Gospel music’s best will have performed in front of people from across the country—and from distant lands, too! Almost 30 leading artists will be appearing during the 25th Anniversary of Singing In The Sun, including The Gaither Vocal Band, Karen Peck & New River, The Hoppers, The Booth Brothers, Jimmy Fortune (formerly of The Statler Brothers), Triumphant, The Inspirations, Brian Free &…

Singing In The Sun Year 25

A New Member of the Hall of Fame - Part 4

Arthur Julius Rice was born in Asheville, North Carolina, on December 27, 1962. He was the baby boy among three sisters in this singing family. His father, Julius, was a shaped-note-singing schoolteacher. With his wife, Nedra, and daughter, Peggy, Julius formed The Rice Trio, where Arthur began to sing at age three. When his father started The Pilgrims Quartet, Arthur played the bass guitar at age seven. By age 14, he was their lead vocalist. Aware of her son’s outstanding talents, Nedra took Arthur weekly to a voice teacher from the Julliard School. He was professionally trained there for seven years, honing his skills in vocal excellence. When he was eighteen, Arthur recorded his first solo album and won his first professional talent show in North Carolina. He joined his first…

A New Member of the Hall of Fame - Part 4

Tribute Quartet - Telling Their Stories

Tribute Quartet was organized in 2006 by Gary Casto and Josh Singletary. Over the past 16 years, the group has never strayed from their original mission and motto, which is “to preserve the heritage of Southern Gospel music, and to promote its future.” Because of that commitment, the group has firmly established itself in Gospel music, and has become a favorite with fans all across the country. Joining Gary and Josh are Gus Gaches and Ian Owens. Together, Gary, Josh, Gus, and Ian have become known for their consistency, solid vocal harmonies, excellent song selection, and their strong work ethic. Sometimes it’s interesting to see how God brings people together from all walks of life – and from one end of the country to the other – in order to fulfill His…

Tribute Quartet - Telling Their Stories

January 28 - February 3, 2023

January 28 - February 3, 2023 Wimauma, Florida, could very well be the best place to be when the rest of the country is blanketed in snow and ice! Not only is Florida going to welcome you with great weather, but this is the 37th year the state has played host to Bill Bailey’s Winter Gospel Music Convention. Mark your calendar for Saturday through Friday, Jan.28 – Feb. 3, and make your plans to attend America’s Largest Winter Sing! Located at the Wimauma Convention Center, 5408 Highway 674 in Wimauma (just east of Exit 240, I-75) this concert is a “must-do” from start to finish. The evening concerts start at 6:30 p.m. each night and feature the best in Gospel music—in fact, this year’s talent line-up is one of the best-ever for the…

January 28 - February 3, 2023

This unique picture was sent in by Alan Gober. It was taken on July 8, 2022, at the 50th Annual Sugarloaf Southern Gospel Singfest in Heber Springs, Arkansas. It features four baritone singers. Alan writes, “We ‘third part’ guys have to support each other!” He adds, “All four groups had a great time singing to an enthusiastic crowd in Heber Springs. The Lord was there as evidenced by the altar call at the conclusion.” Thanks to Tyler Williams for submitting these two pictures. He writes, “The first picture is me, Tyler Williams, with my favorite tenor singer, Mr. Chris Jenkins. This picture was taken July 29, 2022, at the James D. Vaughn Quartet Festival in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee.” The second picture is Tyler Williams with his favorite songwriter, Rodney Griffin of Greater Vision.…

2022 Songwriter Search Winners

One year ago, Singing News launched the 2022 Songwriters Search contest, which ran during the first half of the year. Sponsored by Crossroads Music, the contest judges included Ivan Parker, Karen Peck Gooch, Rodney Griffin, Josh Singletary, Greg Bentley, Jeff Collins, Roger Talley, Paul Secord, Kenna Turner West, and Scott Godsey. The winning songs, which were announced on July 15, 2022, are listed below: GRAND PRIZE WINNER: "THIS ONE IS FOR THEM" Submitted by Denise Bain Barker of Fort Payne, Alabama. Co-written by Denise Bain Barker and Debby Harrah. 2ND PLACE WINNER: "WHAT THE GOOD NEWS IS ALL ABOUT" Written by Stephen Holman of Kansas City, Missouri. 3 RUNNERS-UP WINNERS: “KNEEL” Written by Elizabeth Zornes Mintus of Middletown, Ohio. “RUNNING TO THE ROAR” Written by Shona Bright of Boaz, Alabama. We wanted to get to know each of the winning songwriters a…

2022 Songwriter Search Winners

Matthews Family - Amazed By Grace

Independent After the Rochesters retired in January of 2022, Scott and Rebecca Matthews kept the family tradition going under a new name - The Matthews Family. Introducing a new name could be a challenge after 30 years with Rebecca’s family, but the music, the heart for the ministry, and their love for Jesus remain the same. The Matthews Family’s first project features 14 songs full of family harmony and Bluegrass/Country flavor. The first is “Free To Worship,” a sweet tune about what it looks like to worship God from the inside out. This song, and all those that follow, are backed by easy-listening instrumentation from acoustic guitars, mandolins, and fiddles. “With All Of My Heart” follows and is a beautifully lyric about trusting the Lord. You’ll also hear a little bit of…

Matthews Family - Amazed By Grace

Booth Brothers - Speak Jesus

StowTown If you’ve ever wanted to speak life into those who are under great pressure or extreme circumstances, but don’t know how, The Booth Brothers newest release could be your guide. With twelve songs ranging from our lowest moments to the heights of God’s great faithfulness, these truths will help you Speak Jesus … both to yourself and those around you. Speak Jesus begins with an upbeat song, “All My Days.” Featuring Jim Brady, this tune reminds us that when we get to the end of our story, we will see how God was faithful every step of the way. Speaking of Jim, it’s worth noting that nine of the songs on this project were co-written by him, along with a few that were written by Buddy Mullins. Michael Booth takes the…

Booth Brothers - Speak Jesus

The Path of Life

Life is like an untraveled trail with complex twists and turns. Appealing activities can be detours that lead to the quicksand of sin. Engaging philosophies may form side paths that end up in a mire of muddled thinking. Even the best route isn’t all sun-dappled meadows and quiet riverside lanes. We may at times have to journey over hard terrain or shadowed valleys. The only way to be sure we’re walking right is to follow one who knows the way perfectly. God is the perfect, full-service Guide. No one can go wrong by keeping to the pathways He selects. Consider that He lovingly and intentionally created you for this time and this place. The Lord watches over your steps because He desires to see your purpose fulfilled and His plan come…

The Path of Life

Wayne Little November 16, 1961 – January 1, 2022 Blackwood Brothers Quartet Aaron Allen August 7, 1990 – January 5, 2022 Southern Plainsmen Kyla Rowland August 11, 1945 – January 12, 2022 Songwriter Jim Collins December 14, 1936 - January 23, 2022 Harvesters Hayne Tatum September 7, 1938 – February 2, 2022 Promoter Edith Tripp February 12, 1945 – February 17, 2022 LaVerne Tripp Ministries Dora McKamey Horton June 11, 1934 – February 18, 2022 Original McKameys Darryle Wilson July 24, 1947 – February 19, 2022 Eagle’s Wings Martin Cook June 29, 1936 – February 23, 2022 Inspirations Tracy Dartt January 23, 1944 – April 7, 2022 Songwriter Bryon Steward February 27, 1974 – June 4, 2022 Tony Gore & Majesty/Gold City Glen Allred June 19, 1934 – July 21, 2022 Florida Boys Joe Huffman February 1, 1941-July 22, 2022 Recording Industry Hazel Slaughter May 29, 1935 - July 26, 2022 Henry & Hazel Slaughter Otis Forrest May 31, 1943 – August 10, 2022 Recording Industry Ron Murray March 29, 1940 – August 22, 2022 Promoter Crystal Dunn-Shedd March…

Happy New Year!

As heard on Singing News Radio. Happy New Year! Welcome to 2023. How wonderful to be blessed with another year together. As we look to 2023, let’s look back on some of our favorite music from 2022. Little Eyes Authentic Unlimited An Old Fashioned Church Kristy Cox Where The Soul Of Man Never Dies Dan Tyminski & Billy Strings I Owe Him Everything Jaelee Roberts Gabriel’s Already Standing Lonesome River Band My God Will Set Me Free Seth Mulder & Midnight Run Mason’s Lament Po' Ramblin' Boys A new album that was released at the end of 2022 that has really been a blessing to us is the new project from Becky Isaacs Bowman. Becky is a member of The Isaacs of the Gospel Music Hall of Fame and the Grand Ole Opry. While she is a beloved figure in…

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!

“Happy New Year from all of us at Singing News Radio! We are dedicated to making 2023 bigger and better with more giveaways, exclusive interviews with your favorite artists, and the best mix of Southern Gospel music! We love you and thank you for listening.” MON - FRI 6:00 AM - 10:00 AM (CENTRAL) JOSEPH REED & FRIENDS The Morning Show You bring the coffee, Joseph Reed will bring the music. The all-new morning show features special guests, listener calls, recipes, special daily prayer, and a lot of laughs. MON - FRI 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM (CENTRAL) TROY PEACH Southern Gospel Mid-days Troy Peach is no stranger to Gospel music. He has toured with incredible Gospel groups such as The Wilburns, The Steeles, and The Perrys. TUE & THU 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM (CENTRAL) WAYNE HAUN The Wayne Haun…

Happy New Year!

The business of Gospel music has many layers. There is the “artistry” layer. The “creative” layer. Some are gifted with only writing great lyrics. Others are gifted with writing great melodies. Drill down another “layer,” and you will find that some are gifted with arranging those lyrics and melodies into something spectacular, and there are some who can do it all! The same is true for the “business” side of Gospel music. Some are great at managing finances. They know how to make a dollar, and how to stretch a dollar. Others are great at managing people. Some are great at booking and scheduling dates for Gospel artists, while others know how to make and market great recordings for those who are called to sing. From time to time, an unsung hero emerges from…

Faith Country: Loretta Jent

One of the sweetest, purest country voices in the Faith Country genre belongs to Cordova, Alabama, native Loretta Jent. Her most recent single on Steeple Country quickly rose to No. 1 on radio charts. Long before that, however, she began singing in her home church at age 5. Her first request to sing outside her church at age 13 was for a funeral, and it brought on a struggle for her. “That was the first time I really battled fear and anxiety,” says Loretta. “I was being asked to do more things outside my comfort zone. I didn’t know how to overcome that fear. My mom gave me a gift that day which has carried me.” “Loretta,” her mom told her, “God has given you a job to do. Somebody is depending…

Faith Country: Loretta Jent

Personal Apperances

PERSONAL APPEARANCE DIRECTORY ★ IMPORTANT NOTICE ★ ALWAYS CALL AND CONFIRM DATES BEFORE TRAVELING LONG DISTANCES 11th Hour 615-595-7500 Avenue 828-454-5900 Ball Brothers 501-317-9833 Bishop, Mark 615-851-4500 Blake and Jenna Bolerjack 469-323-8747 Booth Brothers 615-851-4500 Booth, Michael 615-851-4500 Brian Free & Assurance 615-851-4500 Browders 615-595-7500 Browns 888-202-2712 Burchfield, Brian 423-345-2776 Carolina 828-454-5900 Chuck Wagon Gang 423-736-7272 Collingsworth Family 615-859-7040 Combs, Michael 615-595-7500 DixieEchoes 615-649-8181 Dixie Melody Boys 615-851-4500 Ernie Haase & Signature Sound 330-677-0624 Erwins 903-896-7727 Funderburk, Danny 704-441-5853 Gold City 828-454-5900 Greater Vision 615-851-4500 Griffith & Company 615-851-4500 Guardians 828-454-5900 High Road 712-310-9469 Hoppers 336-548-2968 Hyssongs 828-454-5900 Inspirations 931-787-2137 Jim & Melissa Brady 615-851-4500 Jolly, Dennis 937-779-3076 Karen Peck & New River 615-851-4500 Kingsmen Quartet 615-851-4500 Kramers 828-454-5900 Legacy Five 615-851-4500 Liberty Quartet 208-938-9364 Lovelace, Tim 615-595-7500 Mark Trammell Quartet 615-851-4500 Martins 615-851-4500 Matthews Family 864-490-0852 McKamey Legacy 615-851-4500 Millers 540-664-2470 Parker, Ivan 615-429-8696 Perrys 615-851-4500 Primitive Quartet 828-667-0612 Soul’d Out 828-454-5900 Sound Street 918-697-0617 Southbound 615-595-7500 Talley, Lauren 615-851-4500 Tilghman, Todd ww.toddtofficial.com The Old Paths 615-851-4500 The Sound 615-851-4500 Three Bridges 615-595-7500 Tribute Quartet 615-851-4500 Triumphant Quartet 615-851-4500 Troy Burns Family 828-454-5900 Walker, Billy 850-672-9155 Whisnants…

Personal Apperances

Concert Billboards

ALABAMA BILL BAILEY PRESENTS … MOBILE SINGS THE GOSPEL Thursday, January 19, 2023 • 7:00 PM Oak Park Church • Mobile, AL (3321 Sollie Road) TALENT: Triumphant Quartet, Hoppers, Karen Peck & New River, The Guardians TICKETS: A $15.00 donation per person. Doors open at 6 pm, and all seating is general admission. For more information, call (941) 756-6942. www.billbaileyconcerts.com BILL BAILEY PRESENTS … BIRMINGHAM SINGS THE GOSPEL Friday, January 20, 2023 • 7:00 PM Civic Center • Bessemer, AL (1130 9th Avenue SW) TALENT: Triumphant Quartet, Hoppers, Karen Peck & New River, and The Guardians No tickets required! A $15 donation per person will be requested at the door for the concert. A love offering will be received during the concert. Doors open at 6pm, and all seating is general admission. For more information, call (941) 756-6942. www.billbaileyconcerts.com GADSDEN WINTER SING 2023 Saturday, January 21,…

Concert Billboards

The Speer Family

Without a doubt, The Speer Family was one of Gospel music’s all-time favorite groups. Spanning multiple generations, the family touched the hearts of people across the notion with down-home sincerity, Incredible songs, and precision singing. The Speer Family was a lso one of the busiest groups In terms of recording. For example. during the decodes of the 1960s. the family released at least 17 long-ploy albums-that’s a lot of songs and a lot of vnyll Fifteen of those albums ore listed below, and you'll also find those titles in this month’s puzzle. The Singing Speers (1960) All Night Singing (1961) Family Favorites (1962) Speer Family Sacred Hour (1963) Keep A Happy Heart (1963) Gorden Of Melody (1964) Won't We Be Happy (1965) On Concert Tour (1965) A Singing Heritage (1966) The Happy Jubilee (1966) The Gospel In Song (1966) Hymns Of Joy…

The Speer Family

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